Miles & Points Sale

Virgin Atlantic's has brought back the best points sale that we see it run, and that means that for the next few weeks, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club members can buy points from 0.89 pence each (UK accounts) or from 1.48 cents each (US accounts).

IHG One Rewards is currently running a flash points sale in which it's offering targeted IHG One Rewards members the chance to buy up to 400,000 points at a cost of just 0.5 cents each. This is a replay of the sale we saw back in the middle of July, only thins time the sale offer is targeted and not open to all IHG One Rewards members.

Finnair Plus is now running an Avios sale in which it's offering bonuses of up to 50% for Avios purchases made through 17 September 2025 and the price you'll pay per Avios will vary depending on how many Avios you buy.

Flying Blue is running a new mileage sale in which its offering a discount (not a bonus) of up to 45% on purchases made by mid-September. It should be noted that Flying Blue miles can also be generated by transfers from all four big US credit card programs (Membership Rewards, Ultimate Rewards, Capital One, and Citi's ThankYou program), so make sure you consider that option before diving into a purchase.

Marriott is currently running another one of its points sales and while once again this one isn't quite as good as a sale we saw earlier in the year, this one allows Marriott Bonvoy members to lock in the best deal with just a very small purchase, so this could be a good opportunity to top up an account if you're just a little shy of the points you need for your next redemption.

Back in October 2022, in what may have been a world-first for a major airline loyalty program, the British Airways Executive Club (as it was called then) introduced a subscription service which allows its members to buy Avios at a highly discounted rate. In this article, we take a look at what this subscription service offers.

British Airways has launched a flash sale (7 days long) in which it's selling Avios with a 40% bonus and, as usual the sale has a very simple structure. But is this a deal you should be jumping on or should you hold off?

IHG One Rewards is, again, running another another one of its points sales and this one in which members can buy up to 400,000 points at a cost of just 0.5 cents per point. This sale is running through to 17 July (no hurry to buy) and even though this deal isn't isn't anything new, for some it offers a good opportunity to top up an account at the best rate that IHG usually sells its points.

Qatar Airways has launched a new Avios flash sale in which it's offering bonuses of up to 50% for Avios purchases made through 25 March 2025 (you have a week from today to make your purchase).

United Airlines has been selling its miles with a 100% bonus since the first week of the month but the promotion is set to be pulled at the end of today.

Hilton is back with yet another mystery points sale just a couple of weeks after the last points sale ended, so it's probably time that we stop thinking of these events as 'sales' and start thinking of the times when a sale isn't on as an aberration.

For the second month running, Alaska Airlines has launched a new mileage sale in which it's offering select Mileage Plan members a mystery maximum bonus which varies from account to account.

With the British Airways flash sale on Avios ending yesterday, Aer Lingus has now joined in the fun and launched its own sale in which it's offering a 50% bonus on most purchases. This is better than the British Airways sale which just ended and in some ways it's better than the Finnair Avios sale which is still in progress (it ends on 18 September), so this sale may be worth considering.